Do I need to put my wii games in a folder on my fat32 external hhd for the loader to recognize them?
Three answers:
TStodden
2013-07-01 22:59:50 UTC
Games need to be stored at USB:\WBFS\
The generally acceptable folder structure is...
USB:\WBFS\ - \.wbfs (or .wbf1, ect. for split images)
But the minimally acceptable structure is...
USB:\WBFS\.wbfs (or .wbf1, ect. for split images)
I will note that FAT32 HDD will require you to split your disc images that are 4 GB's or larger into smaller sub-4 GB chunks as FAT32 can't handle any file larger than 4 GB's. NTFS formatted drives (which are also supported) can support disc images larger than 4 GB's
If you use the disc ripper utility built into USB Loader GX, the software will automatically default to the prefer folder structure when copying your game discs.
Hope this helps!
?
2015-04-27 23:28:03 UTC
I'm using USB Loader GX.
"wbfs" folder should be on the root directory and NOT in capital letters.
Then you can choose between two different layouts in settings.
Layout 1:
usb:/wbfs/TITLE[GAMEID]/GAMEID.wbfs
Inside wbfs directory add a folder with the game title and then inside [ ] add the id.
The wbfs file should be named after its game id.
ex : /wbfs/Super Mario Galaxy [8FC124]/8FC124.wbfs
Layout 2:
usb:/wbfs/GAMEID_TITLE/GAMEID.wbfs
Inside wbfs add a folder which starts with the game id then enter _ and then the title
As before the wbfs file should be named after its game id.
ex : /wbfs/8FC124_SuperMarioGalaxy/8FC124.wbfs
?
2017-01-16 19:07:25 UTC
Wbfs Folder
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